A simple vinegar test cut cervical cancer rates among Indian women by nearly a third and could prevent 73,000 deaths worldwide each year, the authors of a large-scale study said Sunday.
The indigenous peoples of Mindanao rely on their traditional crafts-weaving, not only for cultural expression but also for helping address the economic needs of the community.
Each summer, the Academic Oval at the Diliman campus of the University of the Philippines transforms into a public museum, with banners featuring the artworks of dozens of Filipino artists lining the popular running and biking destination.
Archbishop Jesus A. Dosado of the Archdiocese of Ozamiz has given the Parish of the Holy Rosary in this city an ultimatum: Give the archdiocese P50,000 a month, or the archdiocese will cut the ancient acacia trees in front of the church and convert the church grounds into a commercial zone that will house a popular fast-food chain and a bank.
This long, ambitious novel is, like most recent and current Asian novels written in English, brilliant but with a difference: There are ghosts swarming all over the place.
Jonathan Olazo is holding his latest solo exhibition at Manila Contemporary’s Main Gallery.
The Filfest Cultural Foundation will hold the concert, “An Evening with the Chamber Players of Manila,” featuring violinist Joseph Esmilla, on June 15, 8 p.m., at the Insular Life Auditorium, Insular Life Building, Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang, Muntinlupa.
Nominations are now open to the Gawad Dangal ng Wikang Filipino 2013 organized by the Komisyon ng Wika (KWF).
As a young boy, Rochelito Pascual would sit beside his grandmother as she blew dust off a weather-beaten violin’s body.
The upcoming performance of Spanish artist Enrique Viana at the Cultural Center of the Philippines in June should be a rare opportunity to revel in the beauty of zarzuela music.
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